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Symposium - The damnation of ideas
Ellis Washington - 1/26/2012
Socrates (470-399 B.C.) – a renowned Greek philosopher from Athens who taught Plato, and Plato taught Aristotle and Aristotle taught Alexander the Great. Socrates used a method of teaching by asking leading questions. The Greeks called this form dialectic – starting from a thesis or question, then discussing ideas and moving back and forth between points of view to determine how well ideas stand up to critical review with the ultimate principle of the dialogue being Veritas – Truth.

State of Dysfunction: Fairness, the Economy and Hypocrisy
Prof. Peter Morici - 1/26/2012
In his State of the Union Address, President Obama hammered on two resounding themes—fairness and the economy.

What would the ghosts of Kano say?
Prof. Dr Anthony A Kila - 1/26/2012
Scientist and atheists may not agree but most people believe that after death there is a soul that lives on. Many are convinced or at least hope that the dead continue to, in one way or another, show some interest in the lives and vicissitudes of those that are left behind in the world.

Market Domination via Name Identity
Naseem Javed - 1/26/2012
Global corporate nomenclature is making history, right now, as ICANN gTLD platform opens with full swing, the established and largest name brands of the world are now pitted against the newest, recently incubated, globally poised but relatively unknown name brands.

Civil- Military Struggle in Pakistan: Regime Change Likely
Sudhanshu Tripathi - 1/24/2012
The on-going cold war relation between the Government and the Army in Pakistan has reached a new height yesterday, with Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and Army General Ashfaq Kayani drifting further apart.

Political battle lines drawn in Bangladesh
Zoglul Husain - 1/24/2012
BNP draws the political battle lines

Political battle lines were publishrmly drawn between incumbent BAL alliance led by Hasina and the contending BNP alliance led by Khaleda, as Khaleda delivered a rousing speech at the Polo ground in Chittagong on 9 January to a mammoth gathering of hundreds of thousands of people, reported to be the largest ever meeting in Chittagong. She held the meeting following a road march to Chittagong from Dhaka, starting on 8 January with 6 thousand vehicles and holding a number of meetings en route, including a large one at Feni. The entire programme was t...

Attack Iran Today And Not Tomorrow
Elias Bejjani - 1/24/2012
The Israeli Prime Minister believes strongly that Iran must be attacked sooner not later and before it is too late. The USA Obama administration does not see the Iranian atomic danger eye to eye with Israel.

South Carolina’s Verdict: Romney May Be No Better than Obama
Prof. Peter Morici - 1/24/2012
Mitt Romney lost South Carolina by failing to convince voters he has the character and platform to turn the country around.

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